XAUUSD- Precious metals wait for new signals from the Fed
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Hello everyone, World gold prices are stable, spot gold decreased by 1.7 USD/ounce to 1,931.7 USD/ounce. Gold futures last traded at $1,953.40 per ounce, down $0.30 from the bright spot.
The precious metals market was quiet at the beginning of the week while waiting for information related to the US Federal Reserve's (Fed) monetary policy meeting. The debate will end on September 20 (USA) according to the Fed's decision and the report meeting of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell. Both bulls and bears expressed caution before considering the Fed's monetary policy in the near future.
Technical chart on the H4 time frame, we can see that gold has peaked at 1936 and has declined slightly. It is likely that gold will return to 1924 and find a new milestone in the uptrend at 1950.
The precious metals market was quiet at the beginning of the week while waiting for information related to the US Federal Reserve's (Fed) monetary policy meeting. The debate will end on September 20 (USA) according to the Fed's decision and the report meeting of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell. Both bulls and bears expressed caution before considering the Fed's monetary policy in the near future.
Technical chart on the H4 time frame, we can see that gold has peaked at 1936 and has declined slightly. It is likely that gold will return to 1924 and find a new milestone in the uptrend at 1950.
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It is likely that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates steady in the 5.25% - 5.5% range at its upcoming meeting. This partly strengthens gold prices and creates an opportunity for gold to return to 1950 USD.Note
if the Fed fails to convince markets about one more rate hike by year-end, a fresh upswing will be seen toward the September high of $1,953Note
Gold last night had the same behavior as the technical indicator when the price increased to reach the resistance level of 1945 USDNote
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